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THE SCIO TRIBUNE Yet thia one act will destroy his usefulnee* in his present pori lion .... "-'-A - ' ■ -......... and greatly injure th* college, un UMH.'Ktl KVKRY THUNAOAY BY ion* thi* matter is cleared up. No r. L. ih gi . kk . Ki>rn>H am > rx<>r attempt at whitewashing can cover up the blotch. It is a question of tatered at the tsnloffice at Scio, fart or falsehood which will not aseond elam matter. * down. Linn County Officials before party ism Wa can quibble about ieiue* in time of pear*, but in time of war. patriotism demand* that we shall tie of on* mind. CENSORSHIP » E. I>. Myer», Does a getterai <'arhier banking business, District Attorney Gad K Hill Male Senator* S. M Carla«*! sod t. D. Curick fie lAnn and lume. Uepcaeeiitative*. Charte« Chil-I«. W I’ Ktmore. F. II. Porter County Judge D. H McKnight CemmiMionei«. J. D. Irvine, and T. J. Butter R M Ro«s*ll County Clerk .. D. II. ferirne -henff .......... ..W. W Franrw Treasurer .... Velma <>. Davis Recorder .... E. t Fl*b.-r I la finni.i i ir* School 8upt... Coroner ...... « • .. Win- • •••*«•■ ith-i Dr W H. Davi* Health Officer Fruit Inspector........ D. W. Kumbsuph stock Inspector.............. D. Tayke It is an easy matter to understand receive* depuaita oubjorl torbe«-*, pay* that information of the movemen te interest on Urne deposit*. aimoN. IN APVANCS 11.60 aalh SECRETARY BAKER of our army or navyadmuld not be traveler* check* and drafts, and AT KNt> <IT YKAB 1.76 given publicity, which would be of make* collection». ail MONTHS ___ _ _ .76 There is a deal of complaint about advantage to the enemy. We can the slowness in the administration i ire why the time and place of th* ativgrrnaiNn katms of Secrelaiy of War Baker. Much i leaving of a troop ship should tw Ixtcal advertising,’ per line , 6c of the«« complaints are du* to , concealed, etc. But we cannot are Display advertising, per inch . 15c partiaaniwm. yet there ***ms t«> he , why the safe arrival of the troop Display advertising, long time, see too much just ground* for criticism «hip at a French port «hould not be Bilyeu «V Bilyeu, Props manager. President Lincoln's first secretary i promptly announced so that the Phone G-.515 CITY OF SCIO Extended marriage or death notices of war waa Senator Simon Cameron, I anxieties of the relatives of th* tier line 3c who had nothing to recommend him , soldiers, here in America would lie Mayor .............................. F T. Thayer STAUC! MELTS ALL I RAINS Recorder ................ . J. S. blicha , relieved a* soon as possilde. Presi Special rates on lone time display for the office other than that he Ix-avc* Srio l*<»ato(fi<-«- - Marshal .................. W A. C-ro - dent Wil*on, Secretary Baker and advertising. was a aucceasfui Pennsylvania | m »I i - at 7:10 a m and S.on p m tar West Sea Treasurer ... ...................... Roy • helion tician. But few month* only were General Pershing should consider airi >>.16 a tn and 1 JO p tn for Hunker* Cuuncilmen. N I. Morrison. R « am, necessary to demonstrate that Secre the anxietH-a of the people al home (red Bilyeu, W E. Arnold. W. J EXPLANATIONS WHICH ( henna. J M Lindley. tary Cameron did not poasea* the a* well as to conceal unimportant DO NOT EXPLAIN neceasarv executive qualities to make faclsTrom the enemy We believe School Director*. F. T. Thayer. A G. Pnil. J. L. Calavan him a Mirceasful war secretary. He the anxieties of the thousands of Th«' recent action ol tne Marion t' might have been a g<»od war secre- mother». whom- boys art- being sent Arrival and Departure of Passenger J. F. Weaely, Clerk. Trams county Pomona Grange in |>aasing <ar.v in lime of peace, but he sw across the water*, i* a matter which should receive deep consideration Woodburn-Springfield Branch resolutions condemning th* action wholly unfit to comprehend th* big N»r can we understand why the of President Kerr, of O. A. C. ought things required when, next to the WEST SCIO to bring oat the truth of the contra- present war, the biggest war of the soldier boy in the trench** may not North 7:50 a m. Notice, We have an un- Neither President Kerr's world »*« ««. He gave way to describe in horn* letter*, something ver*y South 5:3 1 pm. limited amount of fumi» about the hardships and vicesritudes reply nor that of the Benton county Secretary Edwin M, Stanton, who to lend on farm xecurilv Í of trench warfare Our soldiers in Corvallis & Eastern Grange answer* the question at la proved to be the man for the hour. at per cent per annum. the trench«-« know about them- mat MUN KERS Right now we need » Stan’on in st»*. In fact the neglect of Presi Long time loan* desired. ter*. the enemy across "no mans- Secretary Baker dent Kerr to answer th* query the war office To Albany t2:25 p m No delay. land ” know about it ami why should aquarely and which would settle th* may have the faculty to In-come From Albany 9:22 a m. not the people at home know about such an one, but (he investigation entire controversy, is implied evi Motor to Mill Citv t9:05 a m. from " “ dence that he cannot answer the of hie office now going on does n«>( it at first hand»11 4:21 pit. When our American boy* take up indicate that he has Personal nr { Daily except Sunday matter in a n anner satisfactory to HECKER & BEAM himself n<»r to the honor of the political favoritism «hould not keep a section of the trenches al the him in office one hour, if a man of battle front, the (termans will know college over which he presides. The Scio Tribune, >1.60 per year 133 Lyon St. Albany. Ore Now he was either made a tender more capability can be found. Nor about it, never fear. If their ob •>f the presidency <>f the Kansas col should President Wilson confine him- servation baloon* do not aun-r tain lege. or be was not. The president »elf to his own political (tarty tn the fact beforehand, they will find of the Kansas college, if associate find the man. This is not a demo it out wh«-n our lioy* go "over the pr*M dispatches are true, denies cratic war nor a republican war. top.” which they are sure to do in - DEALER IN that th«- offer was made and that hut it is an American war in which a short time after thing* ar* fairly well located. • PrtMiidcnl Kerr's name had never republicans are interested aa well it is a fact that when some of our We do not inquire lieen eowidered at a board meeting as democrats American young men are given in that relation. President Kerr about the politic* off the registrant say* the offer was ma<l*. Here is when we induct him into the army. shoulder straps and a little authority they an- mclim-d to extern! their a flat contradiction. Both cannot We assume that he ia an American authority out of bound* They seem and that the matter of winning the be true. If the offer was made officially war is a question vital to the Ameri to think it arid* to th-ir dignity ti by the Kansas Ixiard. it certainly can citizen and not a question of l»e over officious. An army censor should be a man of. at least, good would appear in th* minutes of the democratic or republican (»blities horse arnse He should feel that So, if Secretary Baker prove* to board meeting ami President Kerr there Is an ol -Ration due the people should have the letter in which th« be inefficient and ia not big enough at horn* as will as the soldier in the offer was made. But he does not for the job. it is President Wilton's field. The American fathers and < nah Paid tor \ cal. Hoga. Hidca and Caat ara Bark produce the letter, when it is abso- duty to gel a man who ia big enough mothers have given and are giving lt|tely necessary to substantiate his And. The Tribune believe«, that Prices High/ vertial statement. The inference is when a new secretary is selected, if their boys to do the fighting and are supplying the money with which that he cannot pi ««luce the letter a man of sufficient ability can be Oui Molto: I. tot and I.el Loie to conduct th* war. Surely they which, indirectly, substantiates the found in th* republican party, such are a good-sued silent partner in demal made by the president of the an one should be selected During Civil war day* when the the businem Kansas board of rrgenta. The people SCIO ORFXiON Another f««ature about thia censor campaign of 1864 wa* on. it was of Oregon, who provide financial business which we people on this support for the agricultural college, thought wiae by the republican aide of the big pond do not like, ia party to nominate a democrat for are entitled to know th* facts. The the fact that after press dispatches atatement of the O. A. C-. board of vice president. It was deemed a have l»e*n |at»a*d upon by American regents, the resolutions of th* Ben juat courtesy to the »large number censors, the French censor officer of union democrats who wore vigor ton county Granges, nor President must pa*« upon them a* well. The Kerr's published reply to the Marion ously helping to prosecute the war. American people are, probably, as county Pomona Grange, attempts The aeleetion of Andrew Johnston, much interested in th* ultimate sue- an»wt-ring the question at issue of Tennessee, for the place, wa* un ces* of the war as are the French squarely and honestly. Moreover, fortunate. He wa* not big enough and would tie a> clear of giving out the neglect to make a positive for the president job to which he forbidden news. Surely an Ameri- But the act of courtesy answer from these three sources, succeeded can censor's 0. K . should lie suffi when a positive answer is absolutely toward* union democracy was gen cient. necessary, increases the doubt among erally applauded at the time Attractions offered. So. if President Wilson should the people that the offer was made, Sacred summits of Siskiyou*. Mt. □ Until this unfortunate and unne- deem it wise to Select a republican Shasta. San Francisco, the cosmo to replace Secretary Raker, it will cessary matter ia cleared up. Presi- politan. the Old Miariona, Del Monte, dent Kerr stand* before the people add power tn his administration and Santa Barbara. 100 miles along / of Oregon in the light of a common will he generally applauded by the Wheat oer bushel S 1 88 the Seashore. Los Angeles. Sunny M •• •• Oats grafter and that the French word people. .80 Southern (California, the Apache "camouflage” can be properly used What the people want ia to win Bran o*r ton ___ 44.00 Trail ami the border camps, relative to the repute«! offer the war and to do so as quickly as Wheat chop p*r ton 66 00 «• Stopovers permitted at various 60.00 President Kerr stenda to profit possible. If any member of the <>at chop • • places. • • 11400 per year as a result. Can he president‘a cabinet or official* lower Barley Chop 50.00 2 65 afford to accept the profit under the down, patriotism and the welfare of Flour per sack 4 Train a Day Froa Portland the country demand* that, if he ia Egg* per doten. cash existing conditions? And if the 46 .61 Kansas denial is true, can Oregon inefficl« nt, he shall step down and Butter fat ner lb afford to hav* a man at the head of out. The people want every in Chickens, hen* per lb .15 at ” spring her leading college who would stoop fluence brought to bear which will .15 • a Aril your local agent for particular* roosters TO to a subterfuge of this character bring the war to a successful con for the evident and succeaaful pur clusion. They are not partisan on Turkeys •a • • this one supreme emergency, nor (teeae .10 pose intended? as • • 9 President Kerr ha* manifested should the president be partisan in Ducks 15 i* • • ON unusual ability in his conduct of 0. the selection of men upon whom he Beef is* A. C. during the nearly eleven years chiefly depends to conduct the war Veal He should remember Hog*, live per hundred lb 14.75' of his presidency He ha* placed successfully -17* that tike truly loyal American d Han. d Farmer college on a high the 11.00 MUNKERSandWEST SCIO STAGE Railroad I irne Table — 6 jo FARM LOANS FARM LOANS 6 | I J. F. WESELY Staple and Fancy Groceries Queensware, Glassware, Etc. Held and Garden Seeds J. F. WESELY Cost is Little More To go Elast Through California Southern •t Pacific Lines e